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Note: If you have aWallet Cloud you have data.crypt file backup in your own cloud account (Dropbox or Google Drive). Where is stored backup of the encrypted file

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Unlock aWallet using the password you have used on the old phone. In the aWallet main screen press Menu | Restore data file.

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Unlock aWallet and in the aWallet main screen press menu | Backup data file.Īndroid 10 or older: Use Android app WiFi File Transfer or Airdroid and find and replace the created data.crypt file with that from your old phone.Īndroid 11 or newer: Use this guide to connect the phone via USB cable and find and replace the created data.crypt file with that from your old phone To find the correct file path do a backup first.

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Install aWallet to your new phone using Google Play. On your phone, tap the 'Charging this device via USB' notification. Make sure that the proper USB connection mode is selected: NOTE: Do not use a USB cable for transfer as it can destroy the data.crypt file and aWallet may not unlock.Īndroid 11 or newer: Use this guide to connect the phone via USB cable and copy the Android/data//files/ data.crypt file to your PC/Mac.

Other phones have a menu button located at the bottom corner represented by 3 horizontal lines.Īndroid 10 or older: Use Android app WiFi File Transfer or Airdroid and copy the Android/data//files/ data.crypt file to your PC/Mac. The menu button can be represented by 3 vertical dots at the top right corner on some Android phones.

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There is a video showing how to do this: On the main aWallet screen Press Menu | Backup data file. If you have aWallet Cloud : see FAQ Cloud.

How can I transfer my data to the new phone If anyone knows how to tether a rooted VM Kyocera Rise or make it into a hotspot, it'd be nice to have some answers for that, too.I have bought a new phone. If anyone has an answer please let me know. So I think just figuring out how to get that pop-up again for the messaging this time might make it work? There was someone before that said that you need to do something with Super User (which I have on my phone). I didn't think much of it because nothing popped up on my phone (maybe because it wasn't plugged into my computer?), though the pop-up did come onto my phone when I was looking at the screenshot feature on my Chromebook (while it was plugged into my computer). I remember something about the Super User permissions when I first started using this, but I don't remember if it was asking for permissions on messaging or not. If I go and resend it on my phone it'll go all the way through though. I can receive messages, just it won't send. Using a rooted Kyocera Rise on Virgin Mobile and I can't send a message.

Everything else seemed fine though, so it could be a bug with SMS transversal over http proxy? Bypassing the proxy for my phone IP has fixed this for now - good enough of a solution for me, but perhaps the devs may want to look into this some more Thanks !Įdit: I got it working now! It was my Squid HTTP Proxy which was causing the SMS send function not to work. As I say everything else seems to work great besides sending SMS. Is there any way I can help the developers to debug this? Could the fact that it is a dual-sim phone mean anything? I am using lite mode on my wifi via direct IP. I can only view the messages that are already on the phone, not send anything. I reinstalled the app, rebooted the phone, re-granted root, nothing is working.What happens for me is that when I click send, the little 'sending envelope' image just loops over and over and the SMS does not get sent, nor does anything related appear in my Messaging app on the phone. I have given the app root access as well and set it not to ask for authentication when I log in, neither option has helped. other SMS gateways seem to work fine, but aren't nearly as convenient or their UI sucks compared to AirDroid. AirDroid works great for me, except for SMS.